| Wilma, the last Hurricane name of this season,.... #59150 10/16/05 08:23 PM 10/16/05 08:23 PM |
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Posts: 552 | Greetings all, Lets pray this blows apart,no one's in the mood.. http://www.weather.com/maps/news/atlstorm24/stormtrack_large.htmlThis blew by us last Monday-Tuesday. The islands cancelled school for a day because of the rain and flooding. regards, Bruce St. Croix | | | Re: Wilma, the last Hurricane name of this season,
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Posts: 12,310 South Carolina | 882mb!? Good Gawd. That's lowest ever for Atlantic Basin isn't it? Looks like they're predicting it to cover about 1200 miles in 48 hours after turning right...along with some pretty good weakening (we hope). The speed means it won't be over Florida for long - but it also means that it will not loose as much punch by the time it gets to the east coast via land.
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Unregistered | Loaded up on fuel for the genny and misc supplies today. A couple stations were out already. Charlie worked us over in the biggidy O the worst last time around, and this looks to be a cc, but stronger at this point. Good luck everybody.
Hopefully it won't effect our T500 beaches. Ophelia put a hurt on the east coast earlier this year, but of course, it's the left coast that deserves the attention right now.
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Posts: 12,310 South Carolina | NOAA pretty much said that they don't know where this thing is going to go at the moment... AGREEMENT AMONG THE TRACK GUIDANCE MODELS...WHICH HAD BEEN VERY GOOD OVER THE PAST COUPLE OF DAYS...HAS COMPLETELY COLLAPSED TODAY. THE 06Z RUNS OF THE GFS...GFDL...AND NOGAPS MODELS ACCELERATED WILMA RAPIDLY TOWARD NEW ENGLAND UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A LARGE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IN THE GREAT LAKES REGION. ALL THREE OF THESE MODELS HAVE BACKED OFF OF THIS SOLUTION...WITH THE GFDL SHOWING AN EXTREME CHANGE...WITH ITS 5-DAY POSITION SHIFTING A MERE 1650 NMI FROM ITS PREVIOUS POSITION IN MAINE TO THE WESTERN TIP OF CUBA. THERE IS ALMOST AS MUCH SPREAD IN THE 5-DAY POSITIONS OF THE 12Z GFS ENSEMBLE MEMBERS...WHICH RANGE FROM THE YUCATAN TO WELL EAST OF THE DELMARVA PENINSULA. WHAT THIS ILLUSTRATES IS THE EXTREME SENSITIVITY OF WILMA'S FUTURE TRACK TO ITS INTERACTION WITH THE GREAT LAKES LOW. OVER THE PAST COUPLE OF DAYS...WILMA HAS BEEN MOVING SLIGHTLY TO THE LEFT OR SOUTH OF THE MODEL GUIDANCE...AND THE LEFT-MOST OF THE GUIDANCE SOLUTIONS ARE NOW SHOWING WILMA DELAYING OR MISSING THE CONNECTION WITH THE LOW. I HAVE SLOWED THE OFFICIAL FORECAST JUST A LITTLE BIT AT THIS TIME...BUT IF WILMA CONTINUES TO MOVE MORE TO THE LEFT THAN EXPECTED...SUBSTANTIAL CHANGES TO THE OFFICIAL FORECAST MAY HAVE TO BE MADE DOWN THE LINE. NEEDLESS TO SAY...CONFIDENCE IN THE FORECAST TRACK...ESPECIALLY THE TIMING...HAS DECREASED CONSIDERABLY.
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